Special protection against dismissal
Special protection against dismissal (also: "special protection against dismissal") for the employment relationship leads to differently graded forms of irreversibility .
Germany
In Germany it is available for a number of groups of people. These are primarily:
- Works council members § 15 KschG
- Electoral boards and candidates for works council elections § 15 KschG
- Staff council members , electoral boards and candidates for election in this regard (relevant staff representation law )
- Members of youth and trainee representatives (according to works constitution or staff representation law)
- Representative for severely disabled persons, Section 179, Book 9 of the Social Code (SGB IX)
- Severely disabled people only with the consent of the Integration Office , Section 168 Ninth Book of the Social Code (SGB IX)
- company data protection officer
- Immission control officer
- Pregnant women and mothers up to four months after delivery, Section 17 MuSchG
- Persons on parental leave , § 18 BEEG ;
- People in care leave , Section 5 Care Leave Act
- Trainees after the probationary period § 22 BBiG
- Persons performing military or community service , Section 2 ArbPlSchG / Section 78 ZDG
- Holders of political elections
France
In France it is available for:
- Pregnant women , especially during maternity leave .
- Employees whose employment relationship is suspended due to injury caused by an industrial accident .
See in detail
- Special protection against dismissal for severely disabled people
- Special protection against dismissal for mothers
literature
- Wulfhard Göttling / Michael Neumann: Easily understandable protection against dismissal for severely disabled people ; NZA-RR 2007, 281
- Jutta Schwerdle: Time off work when caring for close relatives - protection against dismissal even during the probationary period? , ZTR 2007, 655
- Oliver Haag: Overview of special protection against dismissal , DPL 2007, 220